Corona Virus - An Emergency Plan for Villages - March 18th
Updated: Nov 6, 2020
Several Villages have shared with us their concerns about the Coronavirus, the worldwide pandemic that is particularly threatening to Older Adults. In some areas, events are being canceled and Older Adults have been invited to avoid social gatherings and stay in their homes.
This Health crisis makes Villages more necessary than ever and there is an urgent need to deploy operations to inform, engage and support Village members in their homes.
Helpful Village has a unique set of tools that allows Villages to support their members during the Coronavirus crisis and we will be demonstrating them on an extraordinary webinar on March 18th.
During the webinar, we will demonstrate how to implement a 3-step Coronavirus Action Plan for a Village:
Inform
Engage ( Village Talk )
Wellness check-ins NEW Module!
Following a brief discussion, we will present a hands-on demonstration of the powerful tools you can use to build a resilient Village that takes excellent care of its members.
Wednesday, March 18th at 2pm Eastern (11am Pacific)
Once you register on the Helpful Village website, we will send you the link that will allow you to join the online meeting.
Given the urgency of the situation, this webinar is open to Helpful Village customers and non-customers that are wondering what should their Village do during the Corona virus crisis.
If you are interested in learning more about tools for the Corona virus crisis, visit the Helpful Village website or send us an email to [email protected]
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Strong community support and regular wellness check-ins are essential for keeping people safe and connected. Just as the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek brings people together to enjoy Nepal’s beautiful mountains, caring for one another helps build healthier and stronger communities.
Community care and teamwork can make a real difference in challenging times. In the same way, the support of local guides and fellow trekkers helps create a safer and more meaningful journey through the beautiful Langtang Gosaikunda Trek.
A great reminder that community support and regular wellness check-ins are vital during difficult times. Strong communities make a difference, just as local support and teamwork help trekkers stay safe on the Manaslu Circuit.
The emergency plan highlighted the importance of preparation, consistent communication, and personal connection during a public Among Us health emergency.
I loved your insights on community resilience during the pandemic! Have you considered how engaging online games like drift boss could foster social connections in villages? I'm curious about how digital platforms might complement traditional emergency plans. What do you think?